The main benefit I see of heat pump all in ones is their versatility. If you can run this off less electricity off a 15amp circuit then you can use this in an apartment in theory.... Maybe not because of water? idk. Or you could theoretically use these in off grid/ tiny home scenarios if you could get the electricity low enough for solar to be efficient. The lower you can get peak amps the easier it will be to run off an inverter and solar set up.
Nice review.. I love our GE all in one.. This is the new way to do laundry and I'm already saving 25% on my electric bill and it's not even summer yet. (live in Florida)
You're the first reviewer of this that I've seen so far. How long is a normal wash and dry total time? Lint issues? Please update us with more issues and tell us how impressed you are with it. Thanks!!
I did a load on the normal setting today. The previous two were done on the AI setting. A normal load was about four hours total. A little over two for wash and a little under two for dry. I was at the dryer when it completed the cycle and opened the door. I was surprised at how hot and dry the clothes felt. It was a big improvement from the previous heat pump dryer I used. I will try the "Less" dry setting instead of the "Normal" setting to see if it speeds things up any.
Thank you for the video. Very helpful! Do you know if it will actually dry items on Air Fluff? I've talked with Samsung and looked in the manual but we're not sure. I've been using the Air/ no heat setting on my traditional dryer for some items and it does eventually dry. Not sure this new technology would do the same. Also very curious if you get the cycle times down... four hours is lot longer than advertised.
I'm not sure about a fluff cycle. We don't have anything delicate enough to use that cycle. Samsung pushed an update and my time is now below 3.5 hours. I also run the machine in a mode that maximizes energy and water savings at the expense of time. We run it overnight so haven't had an issue with cycle time. The update also fixed the setting where you can select a target finish time. Pre-update, it overran the target by hours. Post-update, it beat the target time by 30 minutes!
So when you mentioned the delay end, I am under the opinion that that is the time you want the delay start to end and the machine to actually start doing the laundry. So if it takes about 2 hours for your cycle and you would like your clothes to be completed at about 6am set the delay end time to 330 or 4 and then your unit will start doing the laundry then and should complete it for 530 or 6.
When starting a cycle, it gives you the option to set a target time for the load to be complete. When we first got the machine, it would run 2+ hours after the target. Samsung pushed an update and now it has been finishing the load ~30 minutes before the target time. I would still prefer to set a start time. I don't care when the laundry ends, I just want to start the load when my electricity is the cheapest.
I just got mine from Costco (for a great price) and have had it for two days. I was NOT prepared for a 4-5 hour load time and am not sure if I want to keep the machine now. Yesterday evening the machine said there was an hour and half drying time left but I paused it and felt the clothes and they seemed pretty darn dry. So I'm not sure if that last hour and half was even needed? For lighter materials, I may just check them after a certain point and pull them out of the machine early. It does make me a little nervous that there really aren't a lot of reviews out there yet since it's so new and it's unknown if there are any bugs or issues after a few months of use. Thank you for putting this video up.
Thanks for making this video. Is the lint trap you showed the only trap? All the heat pump dryers I've seen have 2 Also, it seems really inconvenient to put detergent in the bottom of the machine. Do you have to do that every time? or does it work like a reservoir and use only a small amount of detergent each time?
The lint trap has an inner and outer screen. Getting them apart was too hard to show one handed. The detergent is poured into reservoirs. I'm not sure how many loads we get per fill. We are up to at least six loads and the level still shows fairly full.
I'm just throwing in soap sheets to use less plastic, n it works fine. Did a load of stinky throw rugs, accidentally selected a 5 hr steam cycle, but they came out clean and odorless. Will see if I can do better w time next time.
Hey , so what's happens when you have to wash a load with whites and one with darks and use two separate types of detergents plus ➕️ fabric softener at the end.
There is a way to manually add detergent. The machine comes with a silicone cup called the "Aqua Pebble" that you can fill with a different detergent. The cup is intended to be placed on top of the clothes, balanced so it doesn't tip until the drum spins.
What retailer did you buy this from? Did you get an extended warranty on yours? I got mine direct from Samsung, but they didn't have the Samsung Care extended warranty available on the product listing. Calling support wasn't much help either to see why it wasn't available or if it could be added. Apparently, you can possibly add Samsung Care warranty after you receive delivery, but you need the model and serial number to enroll in a plan. Any chance you could test this out by entering your serial number on the Samsung Care website to see what plans come up?
My wife purchased this through an organization that sells new to market appliances for a discount in exchange for honest feedback and reviews. This is the first I have heard of the extended warranty. We honestly have no interest in getting the extended warranty.
Have you or any of the commentors here considered buying 2 of these? If money permits, having 2 of these side by side would seem to be a huge time saver in getting lots of laundry done, especially for those with bigger families and kids. I know the GE version of this can be hooked up with a Y splitter on the water lines and they even sell a 240v 2 outlet splitter.
If money and space were no object, I have heard of many people considering two. We just run our at night 2-3 days a week instead of doing laundry all day on Saturday or Sunday.
Hi! Thank for the review, Im just looking to buy all in one washer and dryer and there arent many options on the market- only ge lg and thjs new samsung. Would you recommend samsung over lg or ge, since you are an engineer? How long does a load of mixed clothes cycle take? Thanks 👍
@@gnewt75 The unit is made to be ultra water and energy efficient (which, by today's standards, it most certainly is). It's not going to run as fast as an old fashioned water and energy hog washer dryer set. In "fast mode" the Samsung can do a medium mixed fabrics load, start to finish, in about 90 minutes. It's the same with modern dishwashers - way cheaper to run because more water and energy efficient, but they take way longer to run than old machines. The new G.E. all in one machine dries large loads much faster than the new LG or Samsung machines, but it's also considerably less energy efficient.
@@9873459872134234 Modern washing machines is the exact comparison I started using. The wash portion of the laundry is easily two hours. However, it does a very good job getting clothes clean.
The lint mechanism seems similar to the GE model. Do you find that the lint is getting around the entire filter or is the filter catching all of it? (This is one of the biggest problems with GE)
I don't see any issues with lint getting past the filter, but we have only done four loads so far. The only issue I have is getting the two lint screens separated to clean the inner. Hopefully it gets easier with age.
I was wondering this as well! Though this Samsing is actually looking more promising as it has a built in spray system to clean the condenser automatically woth each cycle. It only requires manual cleaning every 180 cycles. You still have to clean the lint filter evry time of course.
@plainlybasic2300 oh I didn't know that. That's very good to hear. I have no problem with cleaning every cycle. Hmm I'm still deciding between this and the LG AIO.
While I love the Aptera, I really need a four door car that can handle two car seats and a trunk full of toddler/baby stuff. My Model 3 RWD is a great efficient choice! Most mornings, I get 5+ miles per Kwh.
Hi! Is there any chance you could do a really careful measurement of the side-to-side width? It says 27” but I’m really close on space, and even the smallest amount over or under 27” would make a difference for us. I’ve not found one near me or I’d measure it myself on a display. Thanks so much!
The unit is 27" wide but the manual specifies 1" space on each side plus 2" on the back. You will need a 29" wide space that is 36.6" deep. We ran into issues with the depth but were able to move things around to accommodate it.
@@mikeferryall1424 Thank you! That info is really helpful. Oddly, where ours would sit, we have plenty of room on both sides in terms of the additional space needed (breathing room?) - it’s the arc of a door closing that’s an issue.
Is there any requirements for room sqft? I know the heat pump water heaters need a certain amount of space so there is enough are available for it to work properly. I have this crazy idea of putting one of these in my walk in closet. Idk if that's been done before but that's my goal
@@SandlGetIt I am looking at the manual. No requirements for room size. However if it is installed in a cabinet with another washer or dryer, it needs two unobstructed openings on the front that are at least 72 square inches combined.
I’m wondering how that two and one washer dryer work. Washing dryer hook ups in the house have a washer hook up in the dryer hook up sometimes in an apartment it’ll have stackable washer, hook ups or a space for stackable washer and dryer, but I’m used to a hook up for the washer and a hook up to a dryer with this thing a two and one does that mean that you can buy two and one and install the washer hook up and the dryer hook up and they both can work like a normal washer and dryerthat I could wash and load with me two machines or does it not work like that?
This all in one unit has connections just like a washing machine. It has hot and cold water inlets. A drain and a 120V plug. It doesn't have a dryer vent. A heat pump dryer recirculates are through the drum. It cools the air after passing through the drum to condense the water out. Then it heats the air to run it through the drum again. Once enough water collects, it gets pumped out the drain like a washing machine.
@@mikeferryall1424 my thing about that is, you can only do one load at a time to wash and dry opposed to being able to use the washer and dryer where you can wash a load dry wash another load while your load is drying. if I can’t have two of these washer dryer hook up to use a washer and dryer then for me it defeats the purpose of me spinning $2000 per machine
I like the fact that I won't have to do loads over again because I forgot to put them in the dryer. Also saves labor shifting clothes to dryer. Costco has $300+ off till the end of the month. Mine cost about 2,400. Plus included in price- they deliver, install, n haul off old machines.Just getting to know mine. I wish I had ordered the platform. The tub is about a foot off the floor! The power on is hard to see, a ghost on left middle of screen, and you have to hold it down a little. No instruction book.
@@estherdaniels1998 Ours didn't come with a manual either. We didn't calibrate the drum until recently. I don't know if that impacted the cycle time. My wife commented that it seems like laundry is less effort now. Load the machine, schedule a finish time and go to bed. Wake up to clean and dry clothes!
I looked into those years ago. I don't remember why I never installed one. They also sell a lot of dryers that are rated for longer ducts since central laundry rooms are becoming common in new construction.
Traditional heat pump dryers leave clothes feeling slightly damp at the end of the cycle. This one leaves them warm and dry. They come out feeling like they finished a cycle in a traditional dryer.
The manual says you have to clean the heat exchanger every 180 days and describes the process. It also says you have to empty, wash and dry the lint filter after every use (and if it doesn't fully dry, that can be a problem). That sounds excessive. I'm used to just pulling out the lint trap on my traditional unit every few loads or after towels and pulling off the lint.
Drying time is 2-3 hours. Just like a normal heat pump (ventless dryer). I would be careful of shrinking clothes as this dryer gets hotter than a normal heat pump dryer. I tried "less dry" once. The clothes came out damp and needed another hour to dry.
@@mikeferryall1424 With the fact that this machine is a pain to repair and isnt reliable, along with those extremely long drying times, I think I will just stick with a regular dryer and top loader washer
I noticed when I saw this machine that it doesn't allow you to put in your own detergent or fabric softener. You have to use the automatic dispensers on the bottom. The only thing you could add on your own is bleach next to the pullout drawer on top.
@mikeferryall1424 This might be a dumb question, but can you just throw in a tide pod into the washer or does it go in a dispenser? I noticed there is a tide pod mode..
@@JZSPAID The manual doesn't say to do anything different with a Tide pod than normal. It does say to only use liquid detergent in the drawer. I assume all that means the Tide pod goes in with the dirty clothes like in a normal washing machine.
It doesn't have that level of audio control. I can adjust the volume or mute it. On mute, it states that "error or important notification sounds won't turn off". I'm not sure if the cycle ending is an important notification.
The thing is , heat pump dryer heat exchanger will eventually fail due to lint stuck on the it. So, believe it or not , just search CZcams, you will find many videos that talke about heat pump dryer fail .
That's why the manual for this all in one and our previous heat pump dryer recommended cleaning the heat exchanger at regular intervals. I haven't seen any lint on my heat exchanger yet, after about five weeks of use.
I'm not going to disagree with that. If we didn't want to go the all-in-one route, we would have replaced our old washer with a Speed Queen. Unfortunately they don't compete in this market segment.
Our previous Samsung ventless dryer didn't have any issues. None of our Samsung appliances have any issues either. But I intentionally avoided the fridges due to their reputation.
The main benefit I see of heat pump all in ones is their versatility. If you can run this off less electricity off a 15amp circuit then you can use this in an apartment in theory.... Maybe not because of water? idk.
Or you could theoretically use these in off grid/ tiny home scenarios if you could get the electricity low enough for solar to be efficient. The lower you can get peak amps the easier it will be to run off an inverter and solar set up.
Nice review.. I love our GE all in one.. This is the new way to do laundry and I'm already saving 25% on my electric bill and it's not even summer yet. (live in Florida)
You're the first reviewer of this that I've seen so far. How long is a normal wash and dry total time? Lint issues? Please update us with more issues and tell us how impressed you are with it. Thanks!!
I did a load on the normal setting today. The previous two were done on the AI setting.
A normal load was about four hours total. A little over two for wash and a little under two for dry.
I was at the dryer when it completed the cycle and opened the door. I was surprised at how hot and dry the clothes felt. It was a big improvement from the previous heat pump dryer I used. I will try the "Less" dry setting instead of the "Normal" setting to see if it speeds things up any.
@@mikeferryall1424 I hear there's a setting for a 98 minute wash and dry in that machine. Is the wash spin cycle noisy?
@@gnewt75 The machine is very quiet. It's currently running in the next room and I can barely hear it.
@@mikeferryall1424 this is even the spin cycle? What setting is that spin cycle... Medium, high..etc!?
@@gnewt75 Most of the time it wants high or extra high for spin. The more water it can mechanically separate, the faster the dry time will be.
Thank you for the video. Very helpful! Do you know if it will actually dry items on Air Fluff? I've talked with Samsung and looked in the manual but we're not sure. I've been using the Air/ no heat setting on my traditional dryer for some items and it does eventually dry. Not sure this new technology would do the same. Also very curious if you get the cycle times down... four hours is lot longer than advertised.
I'm not sure about a fluff cycle. We don't have anything delicate enough to use that cycle.
Samsung pushed an update and my time is now below 3.5 hours. I also run the machine in a mode that maximizes energy and water savings at the expense of time. We run it overnight so haven't had an issue with cycle time.
The update also fixed the setting where you can select a target finish time. Pre-update, it overran the target by hours. Post-update, it beat the target time by 30 minutes!
So when you mentioned the delay end, I am under the opinion that that is the time you want the delay start to end and the machine to actually start doing the laundry. So if it takes about 2 hours for your cycle and you would like your clothes to be completed at about 6am set the delay end time to 330 or 4 and then your unit will start doing the laundry then and should complete it for 530 or 6.
When starting a cycle, it gives you the option to set a target time for the load to be complete.
When we first got the machine, it would run 2+ hours after the target.
Samsung pushed an update and now it has been finishing the load ~30 minutes before the target time.
I would still prefer to set a start time. I don't care when the laundry ends, I just want to start the load when my electricity is the cheapest.
Can you please film the cycle with options that shows the highest water level during the cycle?
I just got mine from Costco (for a great price) and have had it for two days. I was NOT prepared for a 4-5 hour load time and am not sure if I want to keep the machine now. Yesterday evening the machine said there was an hour and half drying time left but I paused it and felt the clothes and they seemed pretty darn dry. So I'm not sure if that last hour and half was even needed? For lighter materials, I may just check them after a certain point and pull them out of the machine early. It does make me a little nervous that there really aren't a lot of reviews out there yet since it's so new and it's unknown if there are any bugs or issues after a few months of use. Thank you for putting this video up.
Have you checked for an update? Our cycle time dropped under 4 hours after an update.
Thanks for making this video. Is the lint trap you showed the only trap? All the heat pump dryers I've seen have 2
Also, it seems really inconvenient to put detergent in the bottom of the machine. Do you have to do that every time? or does it work like a reservoir and use only a small amount of detergent each time?
The lint trap has an inner and outer screen. Getting them apart was too hard to show one handed.
The detergent is poured into reservoirs. I'm not sure how many loads we get per fill. We are up to at least six loads and the level still shows fairly full.
@@mikeferryall1424I think it’s above 40 loads
I'm just throwing in soap sheets to use less plastic, n it works fine. Did a load of stinky throw rugs, accidentally selected a 5 hr steam cycle, but they came out clean and odorless. Will see if I can do better w time next time.
Costco is selling this for $1850. Purchased one.
That sounds like A great price! Very competitive with the other options.
This is so cool. So excited for AI progression and advancement.
Screw AI
Let's rename sensors since people have forgotten about them and use them daily anyway and then maybe they will find it cool and buy our new ones!
Hey , so what's happens when you have to wash a load with whites and one with darks and use two separate types of detergents plus ➕️ fabric softener at the end.
There is a way to manually add detergent. The machine comes with a silicone cup called the "Aqua Pebble" that you can fill with a different detergent. The cup is intended to be placed on top of the clothes, balanced so it doesn't tip until the drum spins.
What retailer did you buy this from? Did you get an extended warranty on yours? I got mine direct from Samsung, but they didn't have the Samsung Care extended warranty available on the product listing. Calling support wasn't much help either to see why it wasn't available or if it could be added. Apparently, you can possibly add Samsung Care warranty after you receive delivery, but you need the model and serial number to enroll in a plan. Any chance you could test this out by entering your serial number on the Samsung Care website to see what plans come up?
My wife purchased this through an organization that sells new to market appliances for a discount in exchange for honest feedback and reviews.
This is the first I have heard of the extended warranty. We honestly have no interest in getting the extended warranty.
Laundry for free?? Except for the $2K++ price tag. 😊
Thanks for the review. I saw on your wifey’s YT also.
Our previous Samsung ventless dryer gave us no issues.
Have you or any of the commentors here considered buying 2 of these? If money permits, having 2 of these side by side would seem to be a huge time saver in getting lots of laundry done, especially for those with bigger families and kids. I know the GE version of this can be hooked up with a Y splitter on the water lines and they even sell a 240v 2 outlet splitter.
If money and space were no object, I have heard of many people considering two. We just run our at night 2-3 days a week instead of doing laundry all day on Saturday or Sunday.
Hi! Thank for the review, Im just looking to buy all in one washer and dryer and there arent many options on the market- only ge lg and thjs new samsung. Would you recommend samsung over lg or ge, since you are an engineer? How long does a load of mixed clothes cycle take? Thanks 👍
The first big load we did was four hours.
Sorry, but I don't have an opinion about the LG or GE options.
@@mikeferryall1424wow. A load of clothes took 4 hours to wash and dry?! I hope that improves with other wash and dry options or with future updates.
@@gnewt75 The unit is made to be ultra water and energy efficient (which, by today's standards, it most certainly is). It's not going to run as fast as an old fashioned water and energy hog washer dryer set. In "fast mode" the Samsung can do a medium mixed fabrics load, start to finish, in about 90 minutes.
It's the same with modern dishwashers - way cheaper to run because more water and energy efficient, but they take way longer to run than old machines.
The new G.E. all in one machine dries large loads much faster than the new LG or Samsung machines, but it's also considerably less energy efficient.
@@9873459872134234I have the GE ultrafast and notice it is very energy efficient. How is it not energy efficient?
@@9873459872134234 Modern washing machines is the exact comparison I started using. The wash portion of the laundry is easily two hours. However, it does a very good job getting clothes clean.
The lint mechanism seems similar to the GE model. Do you find that the lint is getting around the entire filter or is the filter catching all of it? (This is one of the biggest problems with GE)
I don't see any issues with lint getting past the filter, but we have only done four loads so far. The only issue I have is getting the two lint screens separated to clean the inner. Hopefully it gets easier with age.
I was wondering this as well! Though this Samsing is actually looking more promising as it has a built in spray system to clean the condenser automatically woth each cycle. It only requires manual cleaning every 180 cycles. You still have to clean the lint filter evry time of course.
@plainlybasic2300 oh I didn't know that. That's very good to hear. I have no problem with cleaning every cycle. Hmm I'm still deciding between this and the LG AIO.
Get the LG. They’re definitely more of a higher quality brand than Samsung in terms of laundry machines.
Fellow efficiency nerd here - have you got an Aptera reservation? I live in the UK, so it won’t be getting to us any time soon!
While I love the Aptera, I really need a four door car that can handle two car seats and a trunk full of toddler/baby stuff. My Model 3 RWD is a great efficient choice! Most mornings, I get 5+ miles per Kwh.
Hi! Is there any chance you could do a really careful measurement of the side-to-side width? It says 27” but I’m really close on space, and even the smallest amount over or under 27” would make a difference for us. I’ve not found one near me or I’d measure it myself on a display. Thanks so much!
I saw one in my local home depot, I'm sure you could measure it there
The unit is 27" wide but the manual specifies 1" space on each side plus 2" on the back. You will need a 29" wide space that is 36.6" deep.
We ran into issues with the depth but were able to move things around to accommodate it.
@@mikeferryall1424 Thank you! That info is really helpful. Oddly, where ours would sit, we have plenty of room on both sides in terms of the additional space needed (breathing room?) - it’s the arc of a door closing that’s an issue.
Is there any requirements for room sqft? I know the heat pump water heaters need a certain amount of space so there is enough are available for it to work properly. I have this crazy idea of putting one of these in my walk in closet. Idk if that's been done before but that's my goal
@@SandlGetIt I am looking at the manual.
No requirements for room size. However if it is installed in a cabinet with another washer or dryer, it needs two unobstructed openings on the front that are at least 72 square inches combined.
Is it avaible in india
I’m wondering how that two and one washer dryer work. Washing dryer hook ups in the house have a washer hook up in the dryer hook up sometimes in an apartment it’ll have stackable washer, hook ups or a space for stackable washer and dryer, but I’m used to a hook up for the washer and a hook up to a dryer with this thing a two and one does that mean that you can buy two and one and install the washer hook up and the dryer hook up and they both can work like a normal washer and dryerthat I could wash and load with me two machines or does it not work like that?
This all in one unit has connections just like a washing machine. It has hot and cold water inlets. A drain and a 120V plug.
It doesn't have a dryer vent. A heat pump dryer recirculates are through the drum. It cools the air after passing through the drum to condense the water out. Then it heats the air to run it through the drum again. Once enough water collects, it gets pumped out the drain like a washing machine.
@@mikeferryall1424 my thing about that is, you can only do one load at a time to wash and dry opposed to being able to use the washer and dryer where you can wash a load dry wash another load while your load is drying. if I can’t have two of these washer dryer hook up to use a washer and dryer then for me it defeats the purpose of me spinning $2000 per machine
@@Phenomenal8448 can't have your cake and ice cream at the same time.
I like the fact that I won't have to do loads over again because I forgot to put them in the dryer. Also saves labor shifting clothes to dryer. Costco has $300+ off till the end of the month. Mine cost about 2,400. Plus included in price- they deliver, install, n haul off old machines.Just getting to know mine. I wish I had ordered the platform. The tub is about a foot off the floor! The power on is hard to see, a ghost on left middle of screen, and you have to hold it down a little. No instruction book.
@@estherdaniels1998 Ours didn't come with a manual either. We didn't calibrate the drum until recently. I don't know if that impacted the cycle time.
My wife commented that it seems like laundry is less effort now. Load the machine, schedule a finish time and go to bed. Wake up to clean and dry clothes!
Kinda a moot point, they do sell dryer vent blowers for long duct runs. I like freeing up space with a single unit. Thanks for the video.
I looked into those years ago. I don't remember why I never installed one. They also sell a lot of dryers that are rated for longer ducts since central laundry rooms are becoming common in new construction.
is it damp or really dry, im confused?
Traditional heat pump dryers leave clothes feeling slightly damp at the end of the cycle. This one leaves them warm and dry. They come out feeling like they finished a cycle in a traditional dryer.
Why the red walls?
Mr Wick, you know why.
SAMSUNG washer combo
Any issues with lint on the heat exchanger yet?
Not yet. I checked after today's load of blankets and I didn't see anything on the heat exchange yet. Although we are only ~10 loads in.
The manual says you have to clean the heat exchanger every 180 days and describes the process. It also says you have to empty, wash and dry the lint filter after every use (and if it doesn't fully dry, that can be a problem). That sounds excessive. I'm used to just pulling out the lint trap on my traditional unit every few loads or after towels and pulling off the lint.
Give it 6 month to s year you will have to hose it down like they do in Europe.
How did you get a manuel!
@@suzanneward2843how did you get a manual?
With how long it takes to dry clothes, is it safe to assume clothes won't shrink?
Drying time is 2-3 hours. Just like a normal heat pump (ventless dryer). I would be careful of shrinking clothes as this dryer gets hotter than a normal heat pump dryer.
I tried "less dry" once. The clothes came out damp and needed another hour to dry.
@@mikeferryall1424 With the fact that this machine is a pain to repair and isnt reliable, along with those extremely long drying times, I think I will just stick with a regular dryer and top loader washer
Can you record a full normal warm cycle with a light on the glass please it’s ok if not
Unfortunately the light will not stay on for more than a few minutes. I don't have the time to keep pressing the light button for a full cycle.
I noticed when I saw this machine that it doesn't allow you to put in your own detergent or fabric softener. You have to use the automatic dispensers on the bottom. The only thing you could add on your own is bleach next to the pullout drawer on top.
The blue thing on top is a silicone cup for adding detergent. Just in case you need to use a specific detergent that isn't in a dispenser.
@mikeferryall1424 This might be a dumb question, but can you just throw in a tide pod into the washer or does it go in a dispenser? I noticed there is a tide pod mode..
@@JZSPAID The manual doesn't say to do anything different with a Tide pod than normal. It does say to only use liquid detergent in the drawer. I assume all that means the Tide pod goes in with the dirty clothes like in a normal washing machine.
@mikeferryall1424 Yah I'm sure it should be fine, thanks!
Does it have an option to turn off the song at the end of a cycle?
It doesn't have that level of audio control. I can adjust the volume or mute it. On mute, it states that "error or important notification sounds won't turn off". I'm not sure if the cycle ending is an important notification.
The thing is , heat pump dryer heat exchanger will eventually fail due to lint stuck on the it. So, believe it or not , just search CZcams, you will find many videos that talke about heat pump dryer fail .
That's why the manual for this all in one and our previous heat pump dryer recommended cleaning the heat exchanger at regular intervals.
I haven't seen any lint on my heat exchanger yet, after about five weeks of use.
Yearly electric cost is only $14 and you are mad you can’t get that cheaper trying to time the unit for time of use electric costs. 🤷
Peak vs off peak is 3x the price per Kwh. That's only $28/year but us efficiency nerds are going to squeeze every penny! 😜
@@mikeferryall1424squeeze every bit out! Still trying to decide on the Samsung VS the GE.
@@MANSHEDLG!
Speed Queen have the best washers and dryers
I'm not going to disagree with that. If we didn't want to go the all-in-one route, we would have replaced our old washer with a Speed Queen. Unfortunately they don't compete in this market segment.
True. Although there are other good dryers. Really any simple easy to repair dryer with a mechanical timer will be decent
328.5 pounds. Wow.
Yes, it's a beast. Once it's in place, it won't move!
Can you make more detail video please a d share modelnumber
I plan on doing so after I have spent more time with it.
Model number
WD53DBA900HZA1
Government needs to put a cap to electric price no more than 0.09 a kwh.
Man I wish the universe just worked like that lol. Imagine if the government could just force energy to be cheap lol.
I can’t trust Samsung after how many times I’ve heard their appliances break down
Congrats on buying the worst POS brand washer/dryer! Many repairs are waiting for you!
Our previous Samsung ventless dryer didn't have any issues.
None of our Samsung appliances have any issues either. But I intentionally avoided the fridges due to their reputation.
betting these will be the one most unreliable out of the three
Wow, this thing is ugly
It reminds me of low budget 80's sci-fi